Tag Archives: Kasese Humanist Primary School

Interview with Phiona Ngabirwe – Head Teacher, Kasese Humanist Primary School & Chairperson, Bizoha Women Empowerment Group

by | September 22, 2019

By Scott Douglas Jacobsen Phiona Ngabirwe is an impressive person. She is the Head Teacher of the Kasese Humanist Primary School in Uganda and the Chairperson of the Bizoha Women Empowerment Group. Here we talk about her work and life, and views. Scott Douglas Jacobsen: What was family background? Phiona Ngabirwe: I am Phiona Ngabirwe. 15th… Read more »

An Interview with Bwambale Robert Musubaho— School Director, Kasese Humanist Primary School

by | December 15, 2017

How did you become involved in humanism? When was the moment, or series of moments, that eventually led into you becoming an open humanist? In the early years of 2000 I became critical of religion, in the year 2000 when I started being skeptical about the natural world and things in it, was asking myself… Read more »

Ugandan Kasese Humanist Schools’ Bwambale Robert on His Locale and Work

by | September 30, 2017

Scott Douglas Jacobsen: Can you describe the local context? What is it like where you live? Also, to fill in some more blanks, what are some misconceptions about where you live? Bwambale Robert: Irreligiosity, where I live, is not much as religions take a large threshold in the community. I can estimate that the percentage… Read more »

Humanist Children’s Book In Progress

by | August 15, 2014

Russ Appelt and his girlfriend Elsie sponsor a student at Kasese Humanist Primary School in Uganda. However, inspired by Lylah Mouton at KidsHeartKids and by Sean McGuire’s ongoing support for KHPS at My Secret Atheist Blog, Russ wanted to do more to help the school and the kids, so he is in the process of… Read more »